Love these guys so much.


Friday, April 13 of this year, we shot a wedding for two amazing people. Somewhere during the reception, I had a few minutes to sit down and look at our pictures from the day while backing them up. Scrolling through the images of their first dance, I came to one that made me pause and smile.
In looking through everything that night, I realized that for a couple of years now Adam and I have had a pattern. Every wedding, without a doubt, I will always be over-the-top jealous of at least one of his pictures. The kind of jealous where I might steal his camera for a few minutes, just to make sure he isn’t cheating or something.
Don’t ask me how he does it, but that man will always get the picture of the day.

Adam, since today is your birthday I think I can finally admit my defeat. I love this picture, and I love that you took it. Here’s to hoping you out-shoot me for the next 25 years!
And the days keep flying by.

What a way to start the year.

Much more to come on this absolutely beautiful day…
Every once in a while I’ll get an idea in my head for a shoot and if I’m lucky, one of our couples will be nice enough to oblige me. This past summer Sam got in touch with me about making some anniversary pictures for her and her husband. They were married last year, and although we couldn’t be there it was really nice to reconnect a year later and spend an afternoon in the town where we grew up. Cotton candy never hurts a photo shoot either!

To start off with, I promise this will be the last blog post of me getting nostalgic about missing the wedding season. Adam and I are coming out of hibernation next month, and I couldn’t be happier.
Yesterday I was looking through weddings from this past year, and wondered how this one fell off my list of things to blog. Danielle and Joey were married on a seriously beautiful September day, and finished up their celebration at The Kimberly in NYC. To sum it up, this venue was a photographer’s dream. From beginning to end these two were happy as could be, and rarely did Joey take his eyes off his new bride.
D and J, if you’re reading this I hope married life is treating you well! It was truly an honor to be able to spend this day with you.
















As a photographer, or any other sort of artist for that matter, every once in a while you hit a creative rut. In my humble experience, the best way to get past this is to get out and do something you love. This past summer we got together a few of the best wedding vendors I know and styled a shoot on a farm in New Jersey. It was published back in June over on Ruffledblog, and I’m just now getting around to posting here. I love me some winter, but being able to get outside and do this again would be really nice!











Vendors
Happy engagement to my favorite partner in crime, and her very lucky man…
